SRT Wiring & Controls ...

PolkWannabie

First Attempt ... These scans won't be great because of the site limitation but they should be legible ...

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#4 This is the description for the left most control below ...

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Last one ...

Tour2ma

PW,
Thanks for taking the time to post. Do you have full scans you can e-mail?

So the great SDA adjustment controversy is over very little. I mean, three buttons is a far cry from the one or more infintiely variable dials I was envisioning.

All the control dials are related to sub control. Doc'd love that.

PolkWannabie

Presactly, which is what I had been trying to communicate without much success ...

I suspect that the SRS's at the top end would benefit more from the multiple tweeters and the SRT's benefit from the simpler connection i.e no need for common ground amp, and one cable for each speaker for SDA. Whether or not the SRT's benefit from the inclusive sub and the controls, all of which are apparently adjustable via the remote control, would I guess be a function of how good the subs actually are. I suspect they are not as good as the higher end of the SVS's but for an all inclusive system I am pretty impressed with it's capabilities on paper. Now if I could only get a good listen.

I do not have scans of the entire manual as it's upwards of 80 pages, but I do have a hard copy which I got from Polk without much coaxing when I was researching the SRT's after I saw a set for sale.

Tour2ma

I'll zap Ken an e-mail...

Thanks

PolkWannabie

Tour,

While you're doing that I'd be real interested in his take on the differences and/or similarities of the sound fields produced by these .vs. the upper end of the SRS's.

Rick

PolkWannabie

Tour2ma,

Did you get a complete set of doc from Ken ?

Find out any other interesting things ?

I've had some interesting email conversations with those in the know that I'll pass on if you are interested.

Tour2ma

Been draggin' my feet. Just e-mailed Ken.